In today’s episode, I am joined by two guests, Andrew Roth and Anna Arnold! We talk about our love for YouTube and YouTubers, as well as Andrew and my experience seeing the Try Guys show in Atlanta.
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Four days ago, beauty guru Tati posted a video explaining why they were no longer friends and would not be working with beauty guru, James Charles. He has lost over 3 million subscribers on YouTube because of this video, as well as losing many of his social media followers, including big celebrities such as Kylie Jenner, Miley Cyrus, Shawn Mendes, Jeffree Star, David Dobrik, and Shane Dawson. In this short span of time, James has gone from one of the most revered makeup artist to a disgrace in the beauty community. Does he deserve this backlash? Join me in today’s episode as I talk about the downfall of James’ career and whether or not I feel this takedown is justified.
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Tik Tok is a social media app that is growing rapidly and getting a lot of traction with the Generation Z demographic. Its quick adoption by teens gives us a look at the next wave of social networking. This short video platform full of lip syncs and comedic sketches showcases how nowadays social media content creation is more about creatively expressing yourself, rather than documenting your memories. In this episode, I will be breaking down how Tik Tok works and how AI curated content and machine learning technology is changing our current digital landscape.
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It is with my pleasure that I bring you the… FIRST EPISODE OF DAISYISH DAYS THE PODCAST! In this episode, I talk about why I call you field daisies, how Daisyish Days started, and what to expect from the podcast! The main story for today’s episode is Snapchat! Is the app dying? Some juicy rumors about Snapchat are emerging that may change the whole way you use the app. What could they be??? Well, you gotta listen to find out! AND don’t forget to stay after the credits to hear me recite the poem When Death Comes by Mary Oliver!
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